Will this handle 200 psi water pressure?
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I know my home has higher than normal water pressure, and 3 out of 3 of these stopped working reliably for me after less than a dozen uses, so I think they can't hand anything higher than the typical pressure range of water mains. I wouldn't be surprised if 200 psi blew the thing up.
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I have three of these though my water pressure is low they have lived outside year round in zone 6A/B for years, even with a few days below zero that killed a lot of shrubs these guys still worked in the Spring.Only the paper label has been to fade after 5 years of use.
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The Dramm website does not provide any water pressure specifications for this or other Dramm products. But this is a simple plastic timer intended for typical residential use. A 200 psi water pressure seems like an extremely high pressure for any plastic device. I suspect that the internal shutoff valve might have difficulty with that kind of water pressure. At a minimum, that kind of pressure is likely to shorten the lifetime of the unit. You could contact Dramm via email (garden@dramm.com) to see if they can provide a more reliable answer to your question.
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In general, the piece didn't last very long even with the typical home pressure, so I wouldn't chance it.
80
IO do not know if it will handle 200 psi water pressure, because I have my own well and the water varies. What I have done is purchase an inexpensive on/off metal fitting with a toggle. I hook up the hose, then adjust the volume using the toggle switch. I use these in different places in the yard so by having an adjustable toggle switch attached, it allows me to use soaker hoses and regular hoses
1428787
I have a 2500 PSI washer and it worked fine so it should work fine at 2800. Rated up to 3300 PSI
1278905
No. It is only a simple check valve for a water hose type system. If you want to reduce the water pressure, then you would need to insert a restrictive rubber washer or else get a pressure regulator.
753109
According to http://www.depcopump.com/datasheets/shurflo/182-200%20Installation%20manual.pdf this tank can handle up to 125 PSI
815735
Sorry, I really don't know. Pressure is pressure and I would assume it would.
1413247
David, your generator likely calls for 10-15 *inches of water column* not psi. This should work just fine for you based on the 1/2psi manufacturer setting which is 13.83 wc in.
2027254
The instructions say 15 psi is the minimum. I have a 50 gal water barrel set up for watering with a hole about 6" away from the bottom, the barrel is almost full, and it doesn't seem to work with this amount of pressure. Granted, I couldn't get the timer to work from a hose, either.
1487239
No, this model does not hold pressure. Good unit though. I have the same model that does, but its a fair amount more expensive.
2228876
Probably not. You would need an adaptor for the regulator and there might be not enough pressure even though it says 1/2lb psi when my big tank gets real low it does have a problem. biggest issue will be the threads . I run mine on either a 40 lb or a 20 lb and they run it for a long time with daily showers.
877882
I'm not sure of any pressure numbers, but this works perfectly with normal municiple water services.
1108294
this tank is designed to hold up to 3000 psi, so cirtainly will hold 150psi inside.. the regulator is designed to output around 800psi by default, adjustable down to 500psi... so I'm not sure how it will behave with less than 200psi to work with... I'm also not sure what you want to do with it... it will NOT properly power a normal paintball gun if it's only 150-200psi internally.
1058397
No, but Home Depot sells a 12 inch model for $30 rated for up to 1800 psi...I bet it would be OK for your machine. Also, the price of this item shot way up...I paid less than $50 at Amazon less than two months ago. If you want this, check shelf price at Home Depot or their web site. I am sure this model will work alright with 1900 psi but you might not get your money's worth. It works terrific with my 3000 psi unit.
1598424
Highly doubtful that it would hold up to the pressure. Mine broke with a regular faucet.
1863563
If you have the right fill adapter for the hose. It takes a lot of pumps to get to 2000psi though and if you need to go to 3000psi you need to weigh at least 200lbs. to compress it. It will take at least 15 pumps for every 100lbs of pressure you need in the tank.
892723
Not sure - our water pressure was approximately 70 psi and it works great. I believe the specs state that you must have, at a minimum, 50 psi. 35 psi sounds a little on the low side and would probably not work (of if it did, it probably wouldn't work very well).
522848
The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
166651
I am not sure, but you don't need to put a lot of pressure to use it. It should work fine.